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h1fra
2y ago
Chat is a bad UI.
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h1fra
2y ago
yes, please one more reason to delete facebook
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h1fra
2y ago
Maybe the difference here, is that those young people seems to already be corrupted and doing illegal stuff
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h1fra
2y ago
So I pay more taxes than one of the highest-valued companies in the world? sure the system works well
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2y ago
First incident of the year for github :tada:
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Coca-Cola International Recall
(retaildetail.eu)
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h1fra
2y ago
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2y ago
I'm sure in the short term people will be happy, but maintaining that in the long run is a footgun. I can't see a team big enough to achieve that correctly, especially the bug confusion (e.g: is it bun or the 3rd party issue) that
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h1fra
2y ago
Supreme Court only likes when data is stolen locally by good US-based corporations
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2y ago
but the software has already been built so the budget was still found somehow. My gut feeling is that it's mostly useful for streamers, and some of them have big budgets so they went for a high price
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2y ago
aka a system that doesn't work since FDA had to step in and ban this
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h1fra
2y ago
It's literally written on the article "The EU has a more robust system to review food additives than the US does"
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h1fra
2y ago
Nodejs and alpine is not a great match unfortunately
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2y ago
Wikipedia has a very exhaustive page regarding Canada's healthcare system, and a large section at the end about its flaws and problems https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Healthcare_in_Canada
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2y ago
Euthanasia without good cheap universal healthcare is just a way to get rid of people in a sick society. Canada might not be the worst but their healthcare only cover 60-70% of canadians' need. And it's slowly getting worse with t
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2y ago
Very nice. I wish cities' names changed with the period (and disappear when they were not even a thing)
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h1fra
2y ago
Changing my legal to name Java Script so nobody can use it to code
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h1fra
2y ago
Nice to see the trend confirming my suspicion, the market has been complicated for the last year and it's not really improving (whether you are hiring or looking for a job)
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h1fra
2y ago
that's a problem reported by many many minorities around the world
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h1fra
2y ago
We really need a hacker news dedicated to hacker news redesign
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2y ago
The scary part is that in a few years, senior programmers who started their career with AI won't have the capacity to keep the AI in check.
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2y ago
Imagine having a backend being down 20-40 days per year, yeah that would be bad. Companies do not care about hallucinations because text output being bad is not considered an error, and as long as it won't raise a Datadog alert it won
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h1fra
2y ago
I hope I will never have to write Server-Side generated application. I left PHP and Ruby a long time ago, and I don't miss this madness.
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h1fra
2y ago
Out of curiosity, what's the use for such library? If you are on a desktop surely there is a better native library to draw shapes, no?
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h1fra
2y ago
Unrelated but started using Kysely after struggling too much with knex and prisma, that's a breath of fresh air. Excellent native typing, good tooling, and no missing features.
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2y ago
Except this file does almost nothing compared to the actual website. The website is worth 1Mb of dependencies
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2y ago
yes it's one of the main use case, discovering and documenting at scale. Even on nodejs project there is more than just the package.json
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h1fra
2y ago
indeed never thought of that but could be an interesting data point
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2y ago
In opposition to US SaaS mostly selling to other US SaaS?
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h1fra
2y ago
Completely rewriting a system because you don't like JSON is a bit extreme
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Stack Analyser: detect technologies used inside a repo
(github.com)
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h1fra
2y ago
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